“A new generation of David Bowie” inspired Katie Chung’s collection.

Katie Chung’s first solo show had a new, rougher edge.

The skater-chic collection was inspired by the Catherine Hardwicke-helmed biopic “Lords of Dogtown.”

A series of portraits of Oscar Wilde inspired the romantic collection.

The collection was inspired by Sol LeWitt’s art.

WWD went behind the scenes at Wooyoungmi’s spring show.

The designers presented a flurry of soft silhouettes and flowery patterns with a retro tinge.

Imagining a futuristic voyage to the moon, Woo Yougmi and Katie Chung sent out a sporty bunch of travelers dressed in wrinkled suits and same-fabric overcoats of almost weightless quality.

Woo Youngmi and daughter Katie Chung zoomed in on after-work dressing for fall.

The designer’s first men’s wear collection with her daughter Katie Chung on board felt youthful and carefree.

The designer made felt her fabric of choice this season.

The collection was mostly about straight lines and color blocking, incorporating stripes of denim blue, khaki, camel and white across tops, shirts and pants.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

Borrowing heavily from the school of Bauhaus, the designer sent out looks that were geometrical in essence, but never bulky.

The label’s designers Woo Youngmi and Woo Janghee made clean, slim-cut suits and coats the canvas for their experiments with prints.